Sentence examples similar to drawing from the same inference from inspiring English sources

John Oliver, on HBO, later drew the same inference from images of children holding their noses at an animal dissection in Odense.

You would be making the same error if you looked at the cases that you named and drew the same inference against the N.Y.P.D".

Most adults draw the same inference (Rafetseder, Schwitalla, & Perner, 2013).

You can't just say things resemble each other in some respects, therefore you draw the same inferences.

MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: That is the same inference that I drew from the document.

I do not make any finding or reach any conclusion based upon what is not part of the evidence but the same inference may be drawn from the unwillingness of journalists to speak out (which resulted in the necessity to hear evidence anonymously through the National Union of Journalists).

The same inference can be drawn from alterations in other reactions where mitochondria have a role, such as cytosolic calcium homoeostasis, cytochrome c release, caspase activation, apoptosis, necrosis or metabolism.

Our consensus inference is obtained by cross-examination of the inferences drawn from the three perspectives.

Information about that period of his life is inconclusive, however, and consists mainly of inferences drawn from the biblical text.

Any inferences drawn from the data could therefore be generalised to the population from which the observers were drawn.

The primary inference to draw from the Senator's grievances is that the Intelligence Committees knew perfectly well that torture had become the official policy of the United States.